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I don't think she ever brought her Peter Pan to London.

my mom used to sing this to me when i was little ❤️ my favorite lullaby

Black child climbs into strange white womans bed..insane

WOW!!!!!!!!!

I enjoyed him on matlock!

I saw Sandy do this 11 times!!!!

I was there! I regret a recording wasn’t made of the entire production. Sandy Duncan is simply the best!

This was Eydie’s signature song. No one, but no one sings it like she did.

I love this clip. I’ve been a Don Correia fan ever since he danced & sang in the Miss America Pageant in 1969, 1970 & 1972. He was quite the entertainer, even as a teenager!

Never heard this song before, but the message is great! I wish I knew the answer to that question. I saved this to listen to over and over. Would be great to converted into a country flavor/style. I wish I knew 😓😓

Fabulous singer. I always loved this performance.

Apart from the beauty of Sandy's performance, it is so nice to see Mary Martin introduce her!

I never ‘bought’ Tommy as a straight male lead and I write this as a gay man myself. His arms, or more so his hands, when he dances here… as a little bit too decorative.

saw sandy Duncan as peter pan on Broadway, everyone in the audience, no matter how old they were, was a little kid again.

Such a talent.

This is DELICIOUS!! Food for the soul!!

I'm a big fan of this artist and the song also, but where do I find the credits to the song writer and composer? Was this tune in "Funny Girl"?

She was a treasure. An absolute treasure!

What a voice!

She was just soooooo adorable. You couldn't help but fall in love with her!

She sang it so well, it could have been her signature song! Great perfomance by her!!!!

This is a classic what they used to call an 11 o'clock number on Broadway. Should be a standard. Tremendous performance by Eydie.

Oh my God absolutely unbelievable performance live. The level for female singer used to be so high. Eydie, Barbra Streisand. Shirley Bassey. Judy Garland. Who could belt it out.

I remember I. the early 80s she went on a national tour doing this show. It was the first time I ever saw a Broadway show and as a kid it was like witnessing pure real magic.

You must get her album Eydie in Love.

My father adored her

Dripping class and talent.

They should bring back "tap dancing", it's so cool!

Great talent!

She is truly one of the best. I agree: why isn’t she a bigger deal? NOBODY today can sing like this.

I just imagine Sally Starlet from Welcome Home singing this song

This is divine!

It's the kid from The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh!!!

Outstanding.

One of the greatest performances ever ever and she should’ve won another Grammy for this one!

Wow what a powerful song. She always does her best.. This song could be national anthem for those who had a sex change and now regret it😢

I havent watched many interviews with others, but seems so much like Dick liked her, and she liked him a bit as well. I may be wrong.

Sheer performance perfection on every level.

What a voice!!

Eydie Gormé "What Did I Have That I Don't Have" on The Ed Sullivan Show, January 23, 1966.

I never never get tired of hearing her sing this. Was fortunate enough to see her live Broadway performance and it was just magical.

I think she was a great singer.

She sounds great here and has a beautiful, warm sound and great vocal control. But I prefer the version by British actress Millicent Martin, who really acts the words and expresses what the song is actually about, with a much better arrangement of the music as well. The arrangement here is just too bouncy and swingy for what the song is actually about. ruclips.net/video/1YL-n7LedUU/видео.html

Why is Peter Pan a girl ?? Why aren't boys drsssd up as girls and with vampire teeth wheb they pray to the wicked west witch after that psychedelic tordando canw down from the death star wih Oscar de la renta

What an privilege to see this amazing performance! Thank you! Unbelievable talent!

Seeing Eydie Gorme standing there in white, you'd think she's an angel. Then, you hear her sing, and you know she is.

This is Peter Gennaro’s choreography for the first Broadway revival. Bob Fosse’s choreography for the original production was entirely different. I saw both of these productions. Don Correia gives a very smooth, very athletic interpretation to this number, but Swen Swenson in the original was far more seductive, and this song is all about seduction. Swenson told me he would rehearse the number for two hours, even months after the show opened, and it showed in his performance.

Love it!

Holy mother of God, Batman.

I could listen to Eydie sing ALL DAY LONG. Legend!! ❤❤❤